Indian Hawthorn

Indian HawthornRhaphiolepis indica (Indian Hawthorn) Commonly known as Indian Hawthorn, is a compact, evergreen shrub valued for its dense growth habit, attractive foliage, and seasonal blooms. Commonly used in foundation plantings, low hedges, and mass plantings, it provides year round structure and is well suited for residential and commercial landscapes, especially in coastal environments. Water Requirements: Low to moderate. Drought tolerant once established;

Bloom Time: Produces large

multicolored foliage and striking blooms

sap may irritate skin

it provides vibrant seasonal color and strong visual interest in residential and commercial settings

Allow soil to dry completely between waterings

Temperature: Heat-loving and thrives in warm

about 2 to 5 inches from the trunk

thorns may cause minor injury

Toxicity: Parts of plant can be toxic if ingested

boasts large

Alternatively

declines during extreme summer heat